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These results are consistent with those for studies of tolerance over a broad range of minority rights issues, which collectively highlight the significance of education at both the individual and national level. As found in prior research, we also expect men to be more inclined to disapprove of homosexuality than women Herek ; Kite ; Kite and Whitley , and people with higher incomes to be more tolerant than people with lower incomes Hodgess Persell, Green, and Gurevitch Substantively, if a citizen from Nicaragua with a given set of socioeconomic characteristics were to move to Argentina, ceteris paribus, and none of her personal characteristics were to change, this person would demonstrate a level of support for same-sex marriage that would be about 20 points higher on average than if this individual were to remain in Nicaragua. The average level of support for same-sex marriage in the Americas is only We also find that all the socioeconomic and demographic variables included in the model are statistically significant in how we had envisioned it. Figure 1. Higher economic development and education tend to be linked with greater tolerance because they stimulate individual value priorities that are conducive to greater openness to diversity. The social response to the AIDS epidemic has, in most countries, included programmes oriented to MSM, usually from civil society organizations, and has strengthened gay organizing. For obvious reasons, we expect more conservative respondents to be less prone to support same-sex marriage than liberal ones. Therefore, we also included two dummy variables, Evangelical and Atheist, in order to capture the effect of religious affiliations. Figure 2. Finally, we take into account a number of variables measuring basic socioeconomic and demographic characteristics that are thought to play a role in shaping public opinion toward homosexuality. As they show, the impact of individual characteristics remains almost unchanged when compared to our previous results, while the contextual variables have the expected positive relationships to support for same-sex marriage. At the individual-level of analysis, our statistical analysis indicates that strong religious values and more conservative ideologies have a significant negative impact on individual support for homosexuals having the right to marry. Second, we find that Evangelicals, compared to individuals who profess other religions, are significantly less likely to support same-sex marriage, while those who say that they are Atheists or agnostic about religion are more likely to support it. The remaining countries lie in between these extremes, with those nations in which same-sex civil union has been legalized i. MSM in the region are culturally diverse, with mediation of social class, sex, and ethnicity. These figures show the fitted lines from the two multi-level regression models using national GDP per capita and the education index.

Therefore, we also included two dummy variables, Evangelical and Atheist, in order to capture the effect of religious affiliations. Same-sex marriage is constitutionally banned in Honduras , El Salvador and the Dominican Republic Disputes are marked by sharply conflicting opinions among citizens, social organizations, religious groups, the highly influential Catholic Church, and policymakers. Although some have argued that tolerance of diversity might have no real consequences for democracy Mueller , others have found strong evidence of its positive effects on the construction of democratic policies Gibson Finally, we take into account a number of variables measuring basic socioeconomic and demographic characteristics that are thought to play a role in shaping public opinion toward homosexuality. Following the publication of seminal research on political tolerance that examines the impact of religious values toward homosexuals Gibson and Tedin ; Golebiowska , we include two variables that are considered to be key: Nonetheless, the results show that higher levels of economic development and education predict substantially higher levels of support for same-sex marriage. Figure 1. Renewed, imaginative efforts are needed from governments and community organizations to strengthen culturally sensitive prevention work, and integrate it into community empowerment and the promotion of sexual rights. Therefore, we expect these variables to have a negative impact on support for same-sex marriage. Fourth, the positive effect of the gender female dummy variable indicates that women express higher levels of support than men. In Costa Rica, the Supreme Court ruled against same-sex couples seeking the right to be legally married , while a national referendum on the subject remains a possibility. In Latin America, these debates have led to outcomes that vary sharply across countries. But gay marriage is also the subject of intense discussion across the Americas. In Bolivia, the new Constitution limits legally recognized marriage to opposite-sex unions. While this finding could be partly attributed to differences in demographic or political variables, or to general religiosity, Wilcox and Jelen demonstrated that intolerance among Evangelicals persists even after controlling for these considerations. The Impact of Education. The remaining countries lie in between these extremes, with those nations in which same-sex civil union has been legalized i. To empirically test these propositions, we estimated separate multi-level regression models. Transmission from bisexual men to women is increasingly observed, demonstrating that the neglect of intervention will fuel co-existent epidemics. Examples are shown of sexual meanings affecting prevention messages focused on individual risk, as well as of the role of structural vulnerability on potential exposure to infection, calling for programmes beyond individual rational decision-making. We also find that all the socioeconomic and demographic variables included in the model are statistically significant in how we had envisioned it. Like what you've read? At the one extreme, citizens of Canada, Argentina and Uruguay express relatively high levels of support and fall on the high end of the continuum, with mean scores of

Any opinions expressed in this piece do not necessarily reflect those of Americas Quarterly or its publishers. Following the publication of seminal research on political tolerance that examines the impact of religious values toward homosexuals Gibson and Tedin ; Golebiowska , we include two variables that are considered to be key: Figure 2. Author information: Figure 3. Third, both wealthier and younger persons express more tolerance toward homosexual marriages than poorer and older people. Predicting Support for Same-Sex Marriage: Then, we assess both individual- and national-level determinants of variation in that level of support. As a noteworthy exception, Trinidad and Tobago dramatically improves its position in Figure 4 compared to Figure 1. Substantively, if a citizen from Nicaragua with a given set of socioeconomic characteristics were to move to Argentina, ceteris paribus, and none of her personal characteristics were to change, this person would demonstrate a level of support for same-sex marriage that would be about 20 points higher on average than if this individual were to remain in Nicaragua. These variables are measured by GDP per capita and a composite index of adult literacy and gross enrollment, respectively. Beliefs about homosexuality and support for gay rights have been found to vary substantially by religion. The expectation is that more educated individuals will have more liberal sexual attitudes and express higher levels of support for same-sex marriage than less educated persons Ellison and Musick ; Gibson and Tedin ; Herek and Capitanio ; Treas The average level of support for same-sex marriage in the Americas is only Extensive research on political tolerance in democratic regimes has underscored the important effects of economic development and education on acceptance of diversity. Figure 1. In our analyses of national-level factors, we found strong empirical evidence supporting the classic claim that both economic development and education increase tolerance for homosexual rights. First, size of the geographic area of residence is positively linked to our dependent variable, indicating that residents of large cities express higher levels of support than those living in rural areas and small cities. Holding constant all the individual-level variables at their mean value, the models predict similar results compared to the ranking depicted in Figure 1. But gay marriage is also the subject of intense discussion across the Americas. The Effect of Contextual Variables In addition to the individual-level characteristics, other factors at the country-level of analysis may help explain variation in the degree to which citizens in the Americas support same-sex marriage. Notably, despite the fact that the newly approved constitution grants full rights to homosexual civil unions, Ecuador is positioned well below the regional average with At the one extreme, citizens of Canada, Argentina and Uruguay express relatively high levels of support and fall on the high end of the continuum, with mean scores of The statistically significant negative impact of the political ideology variable indicates that the more conservative respondents are, the lower the level of support for same-sex marriage they express. Nonetheless, the results show that higher levels of economic development and education predict substantially higher levels of support for same-sex marriage. For obvious reasons, we expect more conservative respondents to be less prone to support same-sex marriage than liberal ones. The remaining countries lie in between these extremes, with those nations in which same-sex civil union has been legalized i. As they show, the impact of individual characteristics remains almost unchanged when compared to our previous results, while the contextual variables have the expected positive relationships to support for same-sex marriage. Yet same-sex civil unions, which give homosexual couples some of the rights enjoyed by heterosexual ones including social security inheritance and joint ownership of property, but excluding adoption rights , are legal in Uruguay , Ecuador , Colombia , Brazil since , and in a few Mexican and Venezuelan states.

Substantively, if a citizen from Nicaragua with a given set of socioeconomic characteristics were to move to Argentina, ceteris paribus, and none of her personal characteristics were to change, this person would demonstrate a level of support for same-sex marriage that would be about 20 points higher on average than if this individual were to remain in Nicaragua. Any opinions expressed in this piece do not necessarily reflect those of Americas Quarterly or its publishers. The specific effects of economic development and education at the national-level on support for same-sex marriage are displayed in Figures 4 and 5 respectively. Examples are shown of sexual meanings affecting prevention messages focused on individual risk, as well as of the role of structural vulnerability on potential exposure to infection, calling for programmes beyond individual rational decision-making. Figure 2. This suggests that the country is strongly influenced by other variables not included in our model. We also find that all the socioeconomic and demographic variables included in the model are statistically significant in how we had envisioned it. In our analyses of national-level factors, we found strong empirical evidence supporting the classic claim that both economic development and education increase tolerance for homosexual rights. Same-sex marriage is constitutionally banned in Honduras , El Salvador and the Dominican Republic Renewed, imaginative efforts are needed from governments and community organizations to strengthen culturally sensitive prevention work, and integrate it into community empowerment and the promotion of sexual rights. To promote tolerance of minority rights, policymakers and politicians should consider the importance of expanding access to education among their citizens. As a noteworthy exception, Trinidad and Tobago dramatically improves its position in Figure 4 compared to Figure 1. But there is striking variation across countries. Notably, despite the fact that the newly approved constitution grants full rights to homosexual civil unions, Ecuador is positioned well below the regional average with While this finding could be partly attributed to differences in demographic or political variables, or to general religiosity, Wilcox and Jelen demonstrated that intolerance among Evangelicals persists even after controlling for these considerations.

We also find that all the socioeconomic and demographic variables included in the model are statistically significant in how we had envisioned it. The remaining countries lie in between these extremes, with those nations in which same-sex civil union has been legalized i. At the individual-level of analysis, our statistical analysis indicates that strong religious values and more conservative ideologies have a significant negative impact on individual support for homosexuals having the right to marry. First, size of the geographic area of residence is positively linked to our dependent variable, indicating that residents of large cities express higher levels of support than those living in rural areas and small cities. Author information: Therefore, we expect these variables to have a negative impact on support for same-sex marriage. Around core gay subcultures, non-gay identified MSM interact with them and frequently exchange sex for goods. These figures show the fitted lines from the two multi-level regression models using national GDP per capita and the education index. More concretely, citizens who live in richer and more educated countries express significantly higher levels of support compared to those who live in poorer and less educated nations. Like what you've read? Incidence rates 1. At the other extreme, El Salvador, Guyana and Jamaica where sexual acts between men are punishable with jail show the lowest levels of support: Following the publication of seminal research on political tolerance that examines the impact of religious values toward homosexuals Gibson and Tedin ; Golebiowska , we include two variables that are considered to be key: These variables are measured by GDP per capita and a composite index of adult literacy and gross enrollment, respectively. Renewed, imaginative efforts are needed from governments and community organizations to strengthen culturally sensitive prevention work, and integrate it into community empowerment and the promotion of sexual rights.

Although some have argued that tolerance of diversity might have no real consequences for democracy Mueller , others have found strong evidence of its positive effects on the construction of democratic policies Gibson Following the publication of seminal research on political tolerance that examines the impact of religious values toward homosexuals Gibson and Tedin ; Golebiowska , we include two variables that are considered to be key: Figure 3. We also find that all the socioeconomic and demographic variables included in the model are statistically significant in how we had envisioned it. But there is also significant cross-national variation. Yet same-sex civil unions, which give homosexual couples some of the rights enjoyed by heterosexual ones including social security inheritance and joint ownership of property, but excluding adoption rights , are legal in Uruguay , Ecuador , Colombia , Brazil since , and in a few Mexican and Venezuelan states. The Impact of Education on Support for Same-Sex Marriage in Latin America and the Caribbean, The data reconfirm that citizens in Latin America and Caribbean, on average, express relatively low levels of support for same-sex marriage. Examples are shown of sexual meanings affecting prevention messages focused on individual risk, as well as of the role of structural vulnerability on potential exposure to infection, calling for programmes beyond individual rational decision-making. These results are consistent with those for studies of tolerance over a broad range of minority rights issues, which collectively highlight the significance of education at both the individual and national level. The average level of support for same-sex marriage in the Americas is only Notably, despite the fact that the newly approved constitution grants full rights to homosexual civil unions, Ecuador is positioned well below the regional average with To assess this question, we first focus on the potential impact of individual-level factors by means of a linear regression model. The Impact of GDP. Subscribe to AQ for more. Fourth, the positive effect of the gender female dummy variable indicates that women express higher levels of support than men. These variables are measured by GDP per capita and a composite index of adult literacy and gross enrollment, respectively. Following research by Stephan and McMullin , we expect urbanism to be positively associated with tolerance toward homosexuals and support for same-sex marriage. Incidence rates 1. Finally, we take into account a number of variables measuring basic socioeconomic and demographic characteristics that are thought to play a role in shaping public opinion toward homosexuality. Transmission from bisexual men to women is increasingly observed, demonstrating that the neglect of intervention will fuel co-existent epidemics.

The statistically significant negative impact of the political ideology variable indicates that the more conservative respondents are, the lower the level of support for same-sex marriage they express. Higher economic development and education tend to be linked with greater tolerance because they stimulate individual value priorities that are conducive to greater openness to diversity. In Costa Rica, the Supreme Court ruled against same-sex couples seeking the right to be legally married , while a national referendum on the subject remains a possibility. Any opinions expressed in this piece do not necessarily reflect those of Americas Quarterly or its publishers. Finally, we take into account a number of variables measuring basic socioeconomic and demographic characteristics that are thought to play a role in shaping public opinion toward homosexuality. First, we examine levels of support for same-sex couples having the right to marry. Figure 2. To assess this question, we first focus on the potential impact of individual-level factors by means of a linear regression model. The Impact of Education on Support for Same-Sex Marriage in Latin America and the Caribbean, The data reconfirm that citizens in Latin America and Caribbean, on average, express relatively low levels of support for same-sex marriage. Therefore, we also included two dummy variables, Evangelical and Atheist, in order to capture the effect of religious affiliations. Notably, despite the fact that the newly approved constitution grants full rights to homosexual civil unions, Ecuador is positioned well below the regional average with Second, we find that Evangelicals, compared to individuals who profess other religions, are significantly less likely to support same-sex marriage, while those who say that they are Atheists or agnostic about religion are more likely to support it. The Impact of Education. These results are consistent with those for studies of tolerance over a broad range of minority rights issues, which collectively highlight the significance of education at both the individual and national level. Holding constant all the individual-level variables at their mean value, the models predict similar results compared to the ranking depicted in Figure 1. Extensive research on political tolerance in democratic regimes has underscored the important effects of economic development and education on acceptance of diversity. Figure 4. Second, citizens with more years of completed education express higher support than individuals with less formal education. The average level of support for same-sex marriage in the Americas is only

While this finding could be partly attributed to differences in demographic or political variables, or to general religiosity, Wilcox and Jelen demonstrated that intolerance among Evangelicals persists even after controlling for these considerations. In Latin America, these debates have led to outcomes that vary sharply across countries. We also find that all the socioeconomic and demographic variables included in the model are statistically significant in how we had envisioned it. Holding constant all the individual-level variables at their mean value, the models predict similar results compared to the ranking depicted in Figure 1. Following research by Stephan and McMullin , we expect urbanism to be positively associated with tolerance toward homosexuals and support for same-sex marriage. More concretely, citizens who live in richer and more educated countries express significantly higher levels of support compared to those who live in poorer and less educated nations. Notably, despite the fact that the newly approved constitution grants full rights to homosexual civil unions, Ecuador is positioned well below the regional average with To assess this question, we first focus on the potential impact of individual-level factors by means of a linear regression model. But there is also significant cross-national variation. Transmission from bisexual men to women is increasingly observed, demonstrating that the neglect of intervention will fuel co-existent epidemics. These figures show the fitted lines from the two multi-level regression models using national GDP per capita and the education index. Although some have argued that tolerance of diversity might have no real consequences for democracy Mueller , others have found strong evidence of its positive effects on the construction of democratic policies Gibson To promote tolerance of minority rights, policymakers and politicians should consider the importance of expanding access to education among their citizens. The social response to the AIDS epidemic has, in most countries, included programmes oriented to MSM, usually from civil society organizations, and has strengthened gay organizing. For obvious reasons, we expect more conservative respondents to be less prone to support same-sex marriage than liberal ones. Same-sex marriage is constitutionally banned in Honduras , El Salvador and the Dominican Republic First, size of the geographic area of residence is positively linked to our dependent variable, indicating that residents of large cities express higher levels of support than those living in rural areas and small cities. Figure 4. These variables are measured by GDP per capita and a composite index of adult literacy and gross enrollment, respectively. Any opinions expressed in this piece do not necessarily reflect those of Americas Quarterly or its publishers.

Figure 3. Any opinions expressed in this piece do not necessarily reflect those of Americas Quarterly or its publishers. Following research by Stephan and McMullin , we expect urbanism to be positively associated with tolerance toward homosexuals and support for same-sex marriage.
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This suggests that the country is strongly influenced by other variables not included in our model. In our analyses of national-level factors, we found strong empirical evidence supporting the classic claim that both economic development and education increase tolerance for homosexual rights. Holding constant all the individual-level variables at their mean value, the models predict similar results compared to the ranking depicted in Figure 1.

Holding constant all the individual-level variables at their mean value, the models predict similar results compared to the ranking depicted in Figure 1. Following the publication of seminal research on political tolerance that examines the impact of religious values toward homosexuals Gibson and Tedin ; Golebiowska , we include two variables that are considered to be key: To promote tolerance of minority rights, policymakers and politicians should consider the importance of expanding access to education among their citizens.